waggle

Performed under such conditions, the waggle dance no longer made sense to its bee audience.

Gently waggle your club back and forth several times.

Honeybees' waggle dance communicates the location of food in relation to what object?

Waggle the first novel by Tigan a published poet is the story of a game of golf and awakening social consciousness.

The dance encodes the direction and distance to the cavity, and the more enthusiastic a scout is, the more times she repeats her waggle report.

Waggle is a novel written by golf lover Joe Redden Tigan, for fellow golf lovers and suburbanites everywhere.

Our term for this is zoom (or Zing) Black Waggle. (Diag.

Waggle Dance is the unusual beer with the unusual name.

Two booklets are included, containing many photographs of the production, first-hand accounts and colorful anecdotes (the principal flute recalls that Klemperer "didn't really do any beating--he just used to put his hands up and waggle one thumb").

Too often, such geometries have provided flashy architects with the power to waggle themselves about, destroying human scale with blobs and other such snot.

I wonder if he will celebrate any 180s with the limp-wrist waggle he used so famously against Sweden in the 1992 European Championships.

They include Youngs Waggle Dance, Beartown Wheat Beer and Hop Back Summer Lightning.

December 21: Feast of the Guy who Just Had to Put His Fingers in Christ's Side, So Becoming the Patron Saint of All Who Waver and Waggle in Their Faith, Which Is to Say All of Us (Thomas).

Not even Stevenson's demand that she regularly waggle her fingers and fall to the floor fazed her.